Via its weekly newsletter, SC Braga launched itself in criticizing the arbitration, citing a “blatant double standard”.
“This past week has been hard to digest. Our main team left everything on the field, but couldn’t beat Famalecao. We didn’t win the three points, but the reason for this disappointment is not justified in the great dedication our players showed throughout the 90 minutes, not to mention the power he conveyed. Our partners and fans from the bench. They were, once again, fantastic. In a match that could have gone smoothly and without any big surprises – with an early goal by Ricardo Horta in the 13th minute – a lot changed what could have been this game after Bruno Rodriguez was sent off, At the 24th minute, with a direct hit. Red “,” he begins by mentioning him, then shooting:
“The blatant double standards in Portuguese football are evident on many occasions, with the damage done to clubs declared, which, for the most varied reasons, results in less media hype. It is therefore essential that there be standardization of refereeing standards, in order to restore equality in the competition. Without This basic premise, it will be the fate of any tournament undoubtedly right from the start.”
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